Fri. Mar. 27: COUNTESS CABARET with LUANN DE LESSEPS -7:30pm- $69.50
Countess Luann de Lesseps is an original cast member of one of the most successful franchises in
television history, The Real Housewives of New York City. She was ranked the #1 Housewife by
TV Guide, topping all 46 Housewives across all franchised cities, and starred in The Real
Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip, a spin-off featuring top talent from across The Real Housewives
franchises.
Her most recent television project, Luann and Sonja: Welcome To Crappie Lake, is a highly
anticipated first-of-its-kind spinoff that premiered on Bravo and Peacock in July of 2023.
Luann transformed her career as a nurse, model, actress, author, philanthropist, and TV star into a
wildly successful cabaret entertainer.
In 2017, she made her cabaret debut with #CountessAndFriends, selling out shows across the
country. The show isunder the direction of the iconic Richard Jay-Alexander, famously known for directing Barbra Streisand, Bette Midler &
Kristin Chenoweth.’
Her hit songs “Money Can’t Buy You Class,” “Chic C’est La Vie,” “Girl Code,” and “Feelin’
Jovani” have been streamed and downloaded tens of millions of times, resulting in her own Pandora
station. Luann teamed up with Grammy-Award-winning songwriter/producer Desmond Child (Bon
Jovi, Aerosmith, Ricky Martin) for her dance single “Viva La Diva” and with Bruce Roberts & Billy
Stritch for her holiday single, “What Do I Want For Christmas?“, released in December 2021.
Luann has made many appearances on shows, including The Today Show, The View, Access
Hollywood, ET, Extra, E! News, Project Runway, The Masked Singer, and many others.
She’s also been featured in The New York Times, Vanity Fair, Hollywood Reporter, People
Magazine & more.
As an actress, she has appeared as a guest star on many popular shows, including Law & Order:
SVU, alongside Mariska Hargitay, Royal Pains, and the Hulu show Difficult People.
A champion for many charitable organizations, including The American Cancer Society, GLAAD,
ACE Partnership for the Homeless, ASPCA, and The Fortune Society, which supports those who
have been formerly incarcerated by helping them build a successful life path & vows to help build
people, not prisons.
